Frontline users can talk to SANDR privately first. They can say the messy version, work through what happened, and prepare a safe summary.
Managers do not see the raw private thread. They see approved, manager-safe patterns that can become signals, check-ins, or follow-up work.
Show the private employee conversation cold start with the prompt to tell the messy version before anything is shared.
What the user does
The employee starts with a private conversation. SANDR helps them explain what happened without forcing them to make it neat too early.
When the employee is ready, SANDR prepares a frozen preview. The preview shows exactly what a manager would see and what details stay private.
Only approved summaries move forward. The operation gets a usable signal, while the person keeps control over the raw conversation.
Show the private employee conversation cold start with the prompt to tell the messy version before anything is shared.
Show employee message and SANDR response in the private thread.
Show the prepare-preview card before anything is shared.
Show manager-safe summary and removed or private details.
Show the summary shared with venue managers or restricted route.
Show frontline pattern as a manager-safe aggregate.
Private to manager-safe
Outcome
The operation can learn from frontline reality while employees retain control over private conversations and approved summaries.
Walkthrough
We will map how SANDR would open in the conversation, show the right context, prepare the work, and keep confirmation with the user.